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The Power of Positive Thinking: 5 Steps to Changing Your Attitude For SuccessAttitude is a choice. Women are confronted daily with situations, words, outcomes that force them to choose a response. That response is based decidedly on their attitude. Attitude is the difference between winning the battles, but losing the war. How many times have you realized that your attitude saved a business deal, a relationship, or your life? Attitude is a choice. Women are confronted daily with situations, words, outcomes that force them to choose a response. That response is based decidedly on their attitude. Attitude is the difference between winning the battles, but losing the war. How many times have you realized that your attitude saved a business deal, a relationship, or your life? Your attitude albeit positive or negative is one of the few things in this world that you have total control over. Women have the power to open or close their minds to failures, pessimistic people, and past conditions. You can discipline your mind to take charge of your thoughts. Your attitude is simply the outer expression of your inner feelings. The actor, Michael J. Fox is a perfect example of someone who is overcoming great adversity by absolute use of his attitude. When he says, “Optimism is a cure for many things,” he means it – and lives it every day. Here are 5 steps to changing your attitude (or improving it) for success personally and professionally: 1. Learn everything
you can. 2, Know where the
landmines are. 3. Practice positive
self-talk. 4. Say daily
affirmations. How often should you say your affirmations? I recommend saying them: · At the beginning of each day – before you get out of bed · At the end of every day, before going to sleep · When you hear a negative comment from yourself or others · Any time you have doubts about your abilities 5. Create a circle of positive people. Negativity is a virus. It penetrates healthy thoughts and feelings. Shut your mind to people’s negativity. No one can make you feel anything or hurt you unless you allow them to. Again, you choose to let someone or something affect your attitude toward yourself or your situation. Yes,
old feelings from the past can be triggered by others around you but it is your
decision or choice as to how you will let it affect you. To help you in this
stage, know your hot buttons, examine why they affect you Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com
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